MeatMan

Nice!

Thanks. I use that process as well, just didn't think it would work on these. I'll give it a go.

I just saw this post and love the work! What did you use to cut the hood out? I have his 56 Mark II and would like to put one of my Y-blocks in it. Thanks.

Very cool tanker and collection!

Works for me!

Impressive! Well done.

Did you see my previous post about using Cloudcraft? They have guarantees and use a network of trusted printers, and can get quotes before sending your drawing. If I need another body printed that's too big for my print bed I'd happily use them again. https://craftcloud3d.com/upload

Very nicely done! Great patina!

You cleaned it up well. I for one didn't see that in the initial mess. ? I did notice that its a front engine buggy, which was quite rare.

Nicely done!

Awesome work!!

Never had it happen but I've read that it is what could occur if you didn't leave a drain hole.

Nice save!

Great idea Rob!!

Nice work Pat!

Very nice! I had a 1:1 RS of that body style back in the day. Nice to see one in pro street.

Awesome work!

Awesome fabrication and eye for detail.

I was, but I cut back on the groups I was in and I had to let that one go.

Nicely done! I have that same gennie for mine but in red.

Nice change-up!

Nice work!

Very nice fab work!

Nice start! My brother had a 1:1 Supra and loved it.

I bought that file earlier this year and its got some issues. The first pic shows the errors that keep this from being printed without repair. When I put it in Lychee slicer, most of the body didn't even show as printable. The other pics show where I cut the front end from the file and added it to the Beetle body I have from parting out the kit for my Peking to Paris Karmann Ghia. I cut the front end off in Meshmixer and did a lot of resizing and reprinting to get it right. I'll do the rear when I decide to build it. That might be an option for you as well using the full kit.